What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

No, just don't need them, they are staying put.

Might buy a new broom to sweep out the garage.

 

Thanks, I kept the ‘02 when I got my ‘20 a month ago. I need to give the ‘02 some love… challenges of working on the road. It’s nice to have a second vehicle to be able to run to the parts store or the stealership when the other is on jack stands. Best part about the ‘20 is I get to hang out in the 3rd gen forum.
I almost got a TRD RAV4

 

Beautiful truck, but all that money spent and couldn't afford to splurge on new pair of overalls to replace those torn ones?

 

Thanks! Yea, she wears these and then has the nerve to say she’s cold

 

going on 5 weeks of owner ship

week one....
running boards, under coating



week 5, 463 miles in
scored take -offs , got new alloys with 265/70/16 goodyears vs stock toyo 245-75-16- added cloned aftermarket sensors, so when the wheels/tires are swapped in and out, will not screw with tire light

 

Off Road

 

What a beast! Sorry if already answered - what bed is that?

 

I drove my LR3 yesterday and the HID headlights seem dim compared to the OEM LED headlights on my Tacoma. I used to think they were bright.

 

Added some topo laser etched Meso door handle covers a couple days ago and will be adding the LED dome and map lights today.

 

Just in time for tomorrow nights northeaster. 265 75 16.

 

I had an 18 2.7 that was the last year of the 4cyl and we never got a 4cyl 4x4 as well. We also never got a reg cab just access..

 

Did the "Big 3", actually 7, with a powertray.
Looking back I should have left this one off. I wanted to add the 270 amp DC Power alternator, but did not like the fitment issues.
Make the wire upgrade superfluous unless I can find an actual o.e. fitment, high output alternator.

 

Got a 6-pack of cosmoline in this week for my new Tacoma to get applied to the underbody before we get any snow here. So far lucking out with warmer weather and rain.

 

Welcome!

 

Thanks! its a Mits Alloy

 

Thanks for the info. They look awesome.

 

I placed my RP-342 on a heating pad for about 30 minutes (wrapped the pad in a towel first) and it warmed the cans up nicely and everything sprayed easily. I do regret not having a better nozzle extension than what they included. Once it pops off, it's not fun to get it to reattach.

 

When I applied the RP-342, I put the cans in warm (120°F to 130°F) water for about 15-20 minutes. I agree with your statement concerning the red straw popping off - I went through my entire (and extensive) cuss word vocabulary several times when reattaching the straws.

 

Today we installed awesome cali raised fog lights.